maya: absolutely.ecause the argument to beat back is that it is a lack of sophistication preventing this from happening, is no longer true. for a long time, people would immediately, people would retreat based on that. people are going to keep doing it. and i think has wheezy successes -- and i think as we had successes from it, the argument is going to follow way because we see that it is not true, that we can actually get progressive victories and govern in a progressive way. jerry: let me give the devil's advocate argument politically on that, which is that as the democratic party has become more progressive, and find it harder to speak to working-class voters, not just working-class white voters. they think it is a cultural elite, coastal elite, their values are different, i am not part of that party. how do you push a progressive agenda and not run into that problem and make it worse? maya: by pointing out that the policies people are pushing for, that are not unpopular. they are very popular and

maya that is. of these important centers, and they, too, could in case what to ensure the creation of civilization on earth, so may is one of these five seeded great civilizations. yes, and in addition, it is very important due to its isolation from the old world , many processes that are universal. they became clear precisely due to the study of the maya, for example, and for example, let's say any archaeologist, say, he begins to speak. oh it's bronze. oh, this is iron and como, as if civilization in general, here everyone is divided according to this bronze, iron and other things. yes, nothing of the sort. may meso america passed absolutely, therefore, paths without iron without bronze. that is, enu came, yes, yes, i don’t care, i’m much more accurate than in the old world. well, how and when may physically got to the norrozov in the world, in fact, there was another consequence of practical marxism, leninism in his life. for many decades, his discovery was not allowed to travel abroad. he did i

and those who loved maya krystallinskaya fell in love with this song. is definitely on oh, love and ultimate like space and so deep and very faithful gentle, but nevertheless then at that time yuri gagarin was only into space, and in general for the country for ours this was a very significant topic. very relevant. so we can say that the story, or rather, the background of the song tenderness began on march 7 , 1960. on this day, the first detachment of soviet cosmonauts was created. for him, out of three thousand candidates, 12 people were selected. all military pilots, all up to 175 cm tall and weighing up to 75 kg, in the training center of these strong short guys were jokingly called huskies by the name of the first dog astronauts, they were destined to pave the way for humanity into space. although prices. they then only guessed about it. of course they didn't know what they were going to do, no matter what, they would fly. it’s just that at first they didn’t say where they were taken and where they would fly on new devices, not everyone managed to

maya gorodkal. mayan hunters what did they say?that they found in the middle of the forest some kind of abandoned city, but everyone thought that they were lying, and now only xix century one of the expeditions. suddenly, in the middle of the forest, i stumbled upon this, you realized that no natural rock is a masonry. and on the stones they found the very letters that everyone remembered here were also in manuscripts that had long been aimlessly gathering dust, misunderstood from various storerooms of museums in europe, where just at that time there was a rush on the occasion of deciphering the writing of ancient egypt, the roset stone, and just at that same time approximately champagne deciphered. this is the most egyptian letter, which, in general, is actually a task for the fifth grade, egyptian hieroglyphs and the greek text are simply framed by the language of the indians. may turned out so oral speech. it has even been preserved in several dialects of this language and today millions of people communicate. although, of cours

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ladies and gentlemen, please welcome maya, keith and rossum. and sitting to my right is a gentleman that i've had the opportunity to work with previously, been to the book festival a number of times. this is douglas brinkley, who lives here in austin. he is the katherine sarnoff, chair of humanities and a professor of history at rice university. the presidential historian for the new york historical society, a cnn contributor. that list goes on and on and on. i'm going to cut it short. but he has had seven new york times bestseller, many about the presidency. he has written about teddy roosevelt, fdr, reagan, nixon, jfk, and the current book is called silent spring revolution. john f kennedy. rachel carson, lyndon johnson and the great environmental awakening. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome douglas brinkley, who died in. i think it is always such a pleasure to be part of this book festival and so, again, we welcome you. we're going to visit with the authors for about 30, 35 minutes or so. but we will hope that you'll be thinking if you ha

maya genius , what was the name of the boy?ext, by the way, galina galina ershova, with whom we wrote an interview. here she was already together with us in what exactly she was and we will definitely tell about it, but now it’s time for us to look at another cherished corner of the new world. africa, we are still vladimir america, a completely different part. there is also an ostrich here. called from central america

. >> we'll forever be grateful for both kaia's mommy and maya's mommy. that love them and only want the best for them. and so we have nothing but just respect and admiration and truly, truly a heart of gratitude for maya's mom, for her courageous and great decision. she's, she -- these girls are both an answer to our prayers. rachel: well, these girls are lucky to have you. really quick, what would be your message to -- looks like they're wrapping me. we're going to have to get more on this story, we have to go. god bless you, you to doing such great work. what a beautiful family. happy thanksgiving and merry christmas. bye, y'all. >> merry christmas. thank you. get holiday ready... and host-the-entire-family ready? lowe's, actually. black friday is here! get our best deals on everything for the season while you can. ♪ ♪ oh, my god, it's the weekend. ♪ hands up for the weekend. ♪ oh, my god, it's the weekend. ♪ hands up for the weekend ♪ will: a crowd of our friends out here this morning, this saturday morning here on "fox & friends," as you get a shot o

yes, the incas maya, that is. yes, these are two of these important centers, and they could also, in case of anything, ensure the creation of a civilization on earth, therefore may is one of these five seeded great basin civilizations above. yes, and in addition, it is very important due to its isolation from the old world, many processes that are universal. they became clear thanks to the study of may, for example, and for example, let's say any archaeologist, say, he begins to speak. oh, it's bronze. oh, this is iron, and como, as if civilization in general, here everyone is divided according to this bronze, iron and other things. yes, nothing like the maya here from america went absolutely along the same path without iron without bronze, that is, he came to me much more accurate than the old world, but how and when in the world may physically got to the norroz. in fact, there was another consequence of practical marxism, leninism in his life. many decades. he was not visiting his discovery. he did in the fifty-

macguineas, maya good to see you.r being here you've spoken so much about 31 trillion dollars in debt implications of more borrowing first tell us about the money spent and borrowed in the last two years, and why c interest rates going higher make that even more dangerous. >> maria this is a situation that we've been warning about you and i have been talking about so many years you can't borrow keep borrowing and expect your economy to be able to endure this, during covid we borrowed right time to bor bipartisan bills made end the end of covid once biden administration came in did a unilateral bill we started borrowing more than the economy could absorb post crisis, the administration has continued to borrow for almost all of its bills since then -- the inflation reduction act had small deficit improvements step right direction a few days later they started borrowing again, the problem when borrowing beyond what your economy can absorb it leads to inflation we have a terrible situation, where inflation, is obviously,

hungry facade maya symmetrical elongated vertically. the gotetsy composition is square monumental. the vezha rings as a basis on the volume and ends with a high, lantern-shaped tent of a gallon in the hunt of the church, i see through, decorated with a great lancet portal above yakim, a window is placed, a weapon to take away is at least one nobody’s mechanism of 1913 a year-old with a fight for more than 70 years will become convenient. she calls the inscription in latin god sending her son. the side windows of the sclera as far as the eyes of the altar are an authentic ornament laid out near the shape of the lutheran symbol of a rifle inside, which is the heart with a roof. the most savanna buttresses are structural entities. contrafurs. there are bodies. we are controversy. i blew it, fuck it. everything, it's good. there is a spear thrust into this and his function, and he can be, everything is now massive younger. and, uh, i transferred the axle load, i was imprisoned on a large area of ​​​​the foundation of the sutarain. sometimes

and maya is. these important centers, and they could also, if something happened, ensure the creation of a civilization on earth, so may is one of these five sown great civilizations sown from above. yes, and in addition, it is very important due to its isolation from the old world, many processes that are universal. they became clear, thanks to the study of may, for example, and for example, let's say any archaeologist, tell me, he starts talking. about this bronze about this iron and whom, as if civilization in general. here everyone is divided according to this bronze, iron and other things. yes, nothing of the sort. may completely passed me from america, because the path without iron without bronze, that is, it came by the country. nubik is much more accurate than in the old world, but how and when in the world may physically got to the norrors. in fact, there was another consequence of practical marxism-leninism in his life for many decades. he was restricted to travel abroad his discovery. h

they remembered maya plesetskaya on november 20 she would have turned 97 years old.uietly, mainly through posts on social networks. the great ballerina died on may 2, 2015. she did not live half a year before her 90th birthday, during her lifetime, plesetskaya became such a star, about whom they spoke with enthusiasm. maya mikhailovna was very fond of the bolshoi theater, no matter what world stages she danced on, in what speed she was carried in her arms fans, she always aspired to go home to moscow in the big plesetskaya said that the stage of the big treats her, i notice her maya mikhailovna went out to dance until 1990, the physical may mikhailovna surpassed the common man four times there is no next just a person, whom to put? yes, but what do you understand the female age on the stage, it takes longer or we don’t want a man to wear out more, because they wear and they still jump after that the spine. e. well, he won’t let you just dance anymore, and she lived through my mikhailovna exactly 25-25 almost from the soul in more than 50 years. she also danced swan l

maya, your response to the briefing we just heard by law enforcement? >> it's hard not to, one, be extremely disturbed, devastated, sad, mourning not just for the people who stood there and became traumatized, the victims the families, you know, but for everyone in this country who is either someone whose pronouns are she and her like me or they and them, or who have pronouns who don't sound like how they appear. but the reality is, this moment is not just one of mourning, not just on a day where we were remembering, sadly, that there has been too much violence against the lgbtq community, but one in which we should be outraged because it is preventable, and because we have seen just in the past year a 51% increase in hate and bias crimes against people because of who they love or how they identify, whether they are trj, and particularly trj women of color, most likely to be attacked. but that all of this is not an isolated incident. it is actually a pandemic, and those who are spreading are the ones who are creating policies that vilify people because

maya has another one in it small.n’t like to speak his own in russian, others began to babble. what kind of horror? it amazes me every time. here come the money they have, they could not hire any competent consultants. although, there is a small cart now also of these consultants. norzov is aware of, for example, what the ancient maya were intelligent astronomers, for example, they were the first in the world to understand how mars moves, he had different names, as if they were different figures. and let's say a cycle that was 780 days. here it is called bolon. yogte. this is what comes so many times. here. and this is the most notorious deity that was promised that it would appear. but at the end of the world in 2012, these dances were staged around this. so all these semi-psychos are modern in fact. it just said that mars would make this loop and go back, that is, the ancient maya is smarter than the current psyche and still swelled and russia was busy with the fact that the ataman’s nephew, the cossacks killed chap

former campaign manager jim massena and former mayoral candidate, maya wylie. welcome to both of you. jim, i just raid out to viewers here why unfortunately our mid-term coverage collides with the safety of public officials. whether people are absorbing that with all of the other news and things going on, this is that serious, yet the president there, the former president runs up against the skepticism that many politicians get, jim, we're always told every election is most important, democracy on the ballot. what do you think he's saying? how literal should we take him? you used to work for him? >> look, i think we should take him very literal, ari. you're exactly right. it's not just the paul pelosi's of the world, it's the intimidation on the school board members, planning board members, election workers, making it almost impossible to serve in these positions. who would want the positions? they're starting to tear down the fabric of our democracy. i was so happy to see president obama out there talking about this. he has real credibility here. people trust

the leather hero maya his non-repeated history of life and creativity stop the children sculpt something there, yes, but for me it was so natural, but blind me well, i blinded you. well, i stuck authority to the whole group. i instantly took off. and for years, what unites them is new. i'm bloody waiting to realize my domineering potential when i'm pouring tar. in this silicone mold, i myself can’t fully imagine what will happen on the reverse side, and every time it’s wow, it’s delight and i want to do more and more and give a prosperous generation, the gascons live their lives right. your son did. with amazement, this is how my son is now. e doesn’t even help me, i try to change the situation so that i help him, so that he is the director of the belarusian project about people. which ones they stumble with with their paddles, since i fell in love with this resin. i just live, i breathe, look at the belarus 204 tv channel. after all, i should head the department, and for this it is necessary that they choose my project, a party awaits us. well, yes, we must now decide who to call. i don

the interior of the maya is an elongated 8 symmetrical composition, the main volume of the yaki frome and is covered with an original shape, figured squeegee. at the side walls, the cylindrical ceiling passes into a flat one, so on wood-burning brackets, the obsidian opens with an aras opening at the base. on the volume above the other according to the version. vezha are placed small choirs. it's sealed up there. the niche of the decalist was a hurricane. at the soviet chance, a bottle of church was placed in the sovereign archive. and the lion, after his departure, the vernier was not torn back. amal no jokon. we fucking chandeliers and the organ were confiscated for the halls and encroachments of the philharmonic's office park no one knows from such items. without them, you could. could you nafigustitsya oleg, i'm not included in the architecture, as i guessed at all such , agatety belonging. yes? well , yes, uh, yes, no prussia, iranism, yes, that culture, uh, those far from us edge and that such an acute-angled completion of the vezha. here is the basis of the spire you i columns

maya even had nothing to compare. well, nurozov took up this puzzle with passion as a student. from old spanish into the book of the franciscan friar a message about the affairs of the yukotan, in which the key to understanding the language was hidden. this loved detective stories. yes, and i this christy and conan doyle and the history of decryption it can be, in what? well it's kind of. yes, too, the search for truth, as a detective is looking for the truth, so somewhere with this, first to norozov. read all the signs. there were more than 350 of them, then the phonetic decoder determined the type of writing and did a titanic job, which today only a computer can solve the codes of this writing. scientists fought for more than a century, those scientists who had access to a submariner in may. this is a feat of this three breaths and intellect. as they said that then his feat was equated with the flights of yuri gagarin's cosmos and the discovery of dna for the world discovery, the young scientist was immediately awarded a doctoral degree, but fame prevented him from working wh

it was confirmed . la maya had contracted dingey. a virus carried by the yellow fever mosquito doctor sher bother. poon is an infectious diseases specialist at this government hospital. he recalls events during the height of the outbreak. not far from what he witnessed during the countries delta wave of the coven, 19 pandemic. personally, you an exam in our more than 200 every day while i was examined of the fashion, i used to see the people you know their folly while they're walking. so it's that remind me of hobbies with sanitation in parts of the capital kaufman who was poor, but cold weather has prevented mosquitoes from thriving until now. think he has been around for decades and it is strived mainly in tropical and sub tropical regions. were breeding conditions are ideal for mosquitoes, but this year's rainy season has seen a record number of cases here in the past. not just in the lowlands, but in higher altitudes as well. experts say climate change is at least partly to blame. baton of warming is muslim hired in the himalayas

well, he won’t just let you dance anymore, and maya mikhailovna she lived almost exactly 25-25 years, because more than 50 years. she also danced swan lake, and there is an insanely worthy record, if anyone now dances so young, like plesetsk something. i will shout bravo first. but after that, she very cleverly went to the repertoire in which she was inimitable and despite the fact that her role is danced to this day, no one can do it. me personally as a child. the first time i saw her in my pocket, when she was probably 58 years old, then 50 for the anniversary already in the bolshoi theater, not a single woman, neither a 25-year-old nor a thirty-year-old, can come close to plesetskaya's mother at 60 years old. damn, she regretted that nikolai maksimovich did not become his partner due to age , adored my mikhana and dedicated chapters to her in his book my theater, which in a matter of days became a bestseller and almost an encyclopedia of the modern history of the bolshoi theater, this phenomenal gift, of course. when she went on stage, even when she just moved her hands, there are

maybe that will help you look past. >> that's something maya angelo said. yo want em whyou don't forgive. >> that's exactly right. >> but it's still a hard process. >> it is, it is. you don't necessarily have to forget. but for your own self benefit and to improve your quality of life, people always ask how are you doing? i say every day i wake up is a good day. i start there. anything else that happens, i am embracing every experience. >> what was it you go to bed with or pray every day. >> 27th and 92nd psalm. >> shadow of the all mighty god. >> that is a great one. >> yes, sir. a good friend of mine gave me that in a gold frame for my 35th birthday. it hangs on my wall. >> i preached on that years ago. i remember the title. the secret. the secret place. i know you have been an example to so many people throughout the city of oakland. not only the city of oakland but throughout our country for what you have done and the work you do. i pray for your career to continue to bloom, all that you bring to acting. we haven't heard much of the comedy but we know y

up >> joining us now is new york times reporter maya king. maya, good to see you. this point. what is the path to victory to look like? it was quite motivating when it looked like it might be about control of the senate, because there are a lot of people who would hold their noses at the sort of character that herschel walker is in order to win control of the senate for the republicans, but that is not hanging in the balance now so what is the best argument for republicans who are having trouble with the herschel walker? >> well, thank you for having me ali and you are right. the strategy now has been a little bit muddled and more difficult to get across to conservatives. but, it has not changed. essentially, it is that having a 50/50 senate is a lot more easy for republicans to be a strong arm against joe biden's legislative agenda then having a 50 1:49. but, at the same time, this is very much a turnout game. so what you are hearing from republicans,, particularly to their base is a message to the northern georgia, more conservative base voters. the herschel walk

alzheimer's aunt maya mom's cousin, but she's old, and her mother is still young, like they make themselvesquite early. well, mom will heal. well , you can remove the symptoms. we must be prepared for the fact that with age the disease will progress. that's just like your father the kingdom of heaven. how much do you cook for you? not fresh. all you sow i will warm you with my hands. sasha where are we going? and what are you doing here? just don't worry. okay , i've arrived. we will now live together. we 'll do just fine. and what's wrong with me get ready, i've already called the brigade infection. well, i called my brother now they will pick me up, my dears. forgive me, i flared up. i was just really afraid that you would leave me there, we are all clearly afraid. experience hello rum here came to you, they say i have gout. what are you doing here? cover your connections. action commander dusty dusty zabalu dusty no, we'll drink fire on ourselves square, four paulidke nine, i'm dying like no. i promise colonel moscow has arrived. thank you we arrived home. in mikhalych how old is valerka

maya its not repeated history to live the whole and creativity of becoming. children sculpt something there for me. it was like this, naturally they are blind. well, if you stuck a group with authority, i instantly took off. and years is what beats them new. i'm bloody waiting to realize my full potential when i'm pouring resin. silicone here this form. i myself can’t fully imagine what will happen on the other side, and every time it’s wow, it’s delight and i want to do more and more and let the new generation live forever. everything has been fixed. with amazement, this is my son now. uh don't even help me i try to make a difference so for me to help him, for him to be the director of the belarusian project about people. which ones they stumble with with their paddles, since i fell in love with this resin. i just live it, i breathe it, look at the tv channel belarus 20 shatyry. time changes very quickly, it goes unnoticed, minutes, days, there is enough time to stop and think about those who are waiting for us at this particular moment. it is worth remember

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the leather hero maya , children sculpt something there, not a repeated history of life and creative restoration, yes, but for me it was so natural, but blinded me, but i stuck authority to the whole group. i instantly took off. and years is what their meal is new. i'm on the verge of realizing the full potential when i'm pouring resin. in silicone i myself can’t fully imagine this form what will turn out on the reverse side, and every time it’s wow , it’s delight and i want to do more and more new generation. with amazement, this is my son now. uh, it doesn’t even help me, i try to change the situation so that i help him, so that he is the director of the belarusian project about people. which ones are kicked with their paddles, since i fell in love with this resin. i just live, i breathe it, look at the tv channel belarus 20 shatyry. removed from the city mitusni here are your facets and your strength.

yes, the incas maya, that is. this one here, yes, these are two of these important centers, and they, if something happened, could also ensure the creation of a civilization on earth, therefore may is one of these five great civilizations sown. yes, and in addition, it is very important due to their isolation from the old world, many processes that are universal they are hundred. clear, it is thanks to the study of may, for example, and for example, let's say any archaeologist, say, he begins to speak. oh, it's bronze. oh, this is iron, and como seems to be civilization in general, here everyone is divided by this bronze iron and others. yes, nothing like the maya, here meso america has passed absolutely, therefore, the path without iron without bronze, that is, it came. yes, yes, much more accurate than in the old world. well, how and when may physically got to the norrozov in the world, in fact, there was another consequence of practical marxism, leninism in his life for many decades. he was restricted to travel

all these years, the country has swayed between sides from russia to romania, and back to russia. maya sandow is milda, was 1st woman president. she positions herself as anti corruption before entering politics. my us and to work for the world bank as an economist and kitchenette and as an advisor to the chief executive in washington. during her presidency, she practically undid all of her political opponents efforts. her main opponent eager don is under house arrest. the opposition party leader hill unsure is on the run. wanted internationally his right hand. marina talbot is out of jail, but under house arrest and it's not just politicians. anyone who publicly disagrees with mildred was political course. seems to be subject to criminal prosecution. but i won't go going with them. can you wait with that? so that means that you hello, this is steve, just sleep apnea of what in baton. so started out of novella when you go navy ship, then you publish cool. go over you. clue like history of some pretty teacher scope with yes, i will post mortem football virtue when you're not supposed to

competitive level, moreover, and the material that we will start to produce is scaling from april maya 23, and is more competitive than, respectively, european, also due to, uh, the absence of excessive logistics costs, we are working together with scientists, we are working on to prepare staff. this is a very important question. we are discussing, respectively, joint measures at the misselkhoz to ensure that young guys, scientists come there and implement their skills that are received by higher educational institutions. but this fusion of science and production workers. our task is to create that it is in demand , we will succeed, there is no doubt that the enterprise has existed for 50 years and our material vladimir ivanovich lisinin, who stood at the origins along with the apollonovich album, has very good performance . yes, tuchensky, they just developed this entire product and today their successors are already there, and students can implement it. here, in short, this is the situation for a meat breed of chickens. gifts please, thanks again. thank you. hand over the floor to an

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however, is more widely known abroad eric norazov was the one who deciphered the writing of the ancient mayans, for this reason he is considered a legend and even a national hero countries of the world. maya first of all, this is mexico - says - little and baileys and also el salvador and a little bit honduras in russia miknurozov. let's agree less on hearing, to fix this, a presidential decree on celebration of today's anniversary in his canonical real plaque in memory of the trained open in moscow in the building of the historical active institute. the place is not accidental at the russian state university for the humanities. it is at the russian state university for the humanities that the only mesoamerican educational and scientific center named after yuri norzov operates. my colleague sergey brilev prepared a new documentary film for this date, which he filmed in guatemala, and in several other countries where they know and appreciate the contribution of russians in the study of the heritage of the indigenous population of both americas, watch the film today at our channel after 20 hou

so maya. i'll start with you.on hurt senator warnock from touching, breaking that 50% threshold? he got so close, what kept him from breaking it? >> i think what actually was working against him was in this campaign, it was inflation, inflation, inflation, and then the reports came out basically the day after the election that the numbers actually are down. so, for us, we're going to be fighting an uphill battle with this election, but more so, people were feeling the pinch in their rockets and they were voting with their pockets. now we're going to be dealing with facts and the facts are that hershel walker has no policies, he has no plan for the state of georgia and we can't send him to washington. >> so, avian i'll get you to respond to that. did inflation help walker close the gap in the final days? >> absolutely. so inflation definitely helped walker close the gap with the base and the reason being is because the final-- a few bills that were signed into legislature that was passed or voted on by warnock real

maya, you have been covering this extensively.ncerns, it's a tough challenge to motivate voters. what are both sides doing? >> both democrats and republicans have really had to sort of tweak their messaging as it relates to how they turn out, particularly their base voters. senator warnock and democrats have really aimed to put this race in terms of 51 is better than 50, particularly as it relates to the judiciary and being able to pass through like-minded judges on the federal level. republicans have made this a race about being a firewall against democratic control of the senate. even though control of that chamber is decided, a republican in the senate that keeps the chamber at 50/50 could still be essentially a block against the biden legislative agenda in the united states senate. >> they are calling in the big guns. president biden had announced he is going to campaign with senator warnock on december 1st. i'm wondering what impact that might have. what about any high-ranking republicans coming to georgia? >> yes, former pre

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and now, maya, hi maya. it's good to have you both. i will jump out and let the two of you take it away. >> hello audience. it is lovely to quote unquote see you here. and have a chance to celebrate this achievement. the gun, the ship, and the pen. i wanted to kick off first i should alert the audience to the fact as just mentioned this is a book that is truly global. very widely use these days to occur the history that take on board more than one place. but between these covers are the histories of the islands and japan and russia in the united states and south america and nigeria. this is a truly global history. and i think it demonstrate something you do exceptionally well which is to pull together politics and ideas with people and practices. on multiple i'm hoping at some of our conversation that will become clear to the audience. i want to kick things off by asking when you first started working on this project and yet the first two words were gone and ship. this became a history about something will be on constitution. can you t

maya king. she joins us now from atlanta. what can you tell us what is happening right now with voting that's under way especially the saturday voting. there was a lot of fighting between democrats and republicans and voting on certain days, souls to the polls and there seems to be a pretty big turnout so far. >> thank you for having me. absolutely. i think a lot of people must assume that in a runoff election after a thanksgiving holiday that might dampen turnout particularly among key dechl democratic constituencies and what we've seen over the last weekend especially has challenged that notion. hundreds of thousands of voters have turned out across georgia particularly in these deeply democratic areas in and around metro atlanta and within that electorate, people who have cast ballots are black voters and younger voters and this is a core of the democratic constituency and it's good news for senator warnock at this stage because it's shown that a lot of the people who have supported him in the november 8th, general electio

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graham -- harry lippman and maya wiley, thank you very much. coming up, is alaskan politics about be done with sarah palin? tonight is the night alaska is calculating its rank choice vote rankings. we're literally getting results and as i speak. will pale and lose the democrat mary petula for the second time in three months? the dramatic rank choice finish, has that phrase ever been on, it next. been on it next. nina's got a lot of ideas for the future. and since anyone can create a free plan at fidelity, nina has a plan based on what matters most to her. and she can simply focus on right now. that's the planning effect. from fidelity. >> it is thanksgiving eve, and we are still doing election results. because moments ago the alaska division of elections finished tabulating the votes from earlier this month. we now have to breaking new election calls. nbc news just projected republican senator lisa murkowski -- there is the music, republican senator lisa murkowski has won reelection. and democrat mary peltola is the winner of the at large congr

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